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INTERNATIONAL 400 HOUR 2 YEAR
INTERNSHIPS STAYBACK
PROGRAMME GUIDE
2020 - 2021
NURSING CAP EXPERT
PROGRAMME JOB ASSIST
REGIONAL POST GRADUATE
SCHOLARSHIPS PROGRAMME
FREE
ENGLISH
Pouakai Tarns - Taranaki Maunga
Taranaki, New Zealand
Nau mai, haere mai,
ki Te Kura Matatini o Taranaki.
Contents
Kia ora, Talofa lava, Malo e Lelei, Fakalofa lahi atu,
3 Great Reasons to Study at WITT
Bula, Namaste, Ni hao, Ciao, Hola, Guten Tag,
Konnichiwa, Salve, Shalom, Bonjour, Aloha, Salaam, 4 Campus Locations
Halito, Zdravo and Hello!
5 Our Campuses
It is my pleasure to introduce you to the Western Institute of
Technology at Taranaki (WITT), the leading provider of tertiary 6 Campus Life & Student Services
education in Taranaki, where student success is our priority.
In choosing WITT, you can expect a very warm welcome from
8 Work Options
our dedicated tutors and support staff who are among the finest
9 Employment & Internships
in the country. They are experts in their field, and driven to help
you succeed and achieve your goals. 10 Our Schools
Taranaki is a vibrant, thriving and innovative region with an
enviable lifestyle. It is home to strong oil and gas, dairy and 11 English Language Requirements
engineering sectors, and a rapidly growing tourism and events
sector. In keeping with our strong relationship with the region’s 12 Accommodation
business community, we pride ourselves on ensuring our
courses are aligned to meet current workforce demand. 13 Important & Essential Information
Many of our programmes include relevant workplace internships
enabling students to experience the 'working environment’ to
14 Programme Matrix
compliment their course of study. This guide will give you an
15 More Information
outline of the many programmes on offer, and ideas of what you
can achieve at WITT – the possibilities are endless. 15 Immigration Advice
John Snook
Tumu Whakarae | Chief Executive
Why WITT? 16 How to Apply
OVER 92%
Successful programme
completion rate
400 HOUR INTERNSHIPS
Many of our courses include
up to 400 hours of workplace
based placements
ENTRY CRITERIA OPTIONS
BACK LOGS PERMITTED
WITT permits the use of back logs
to achieve your entry requirements
TARANAKI HAS THE 2ND
HIGHEST GDP PER CAPITA
IN NEW ZEALAND
$70,863 as at March 2019 Please refer to the individual programme details
on the website for the most accurate information
or contact international@witt.ac.nz
2 1
Great reasons to
study at WITT
Government owned Internships
WITT is owned by the New Zealand Many of our programmes include internships
Government. where you gain valuable experience and make
important connections.
Teachers who make a difference
Launching or extending your career begins with Study for real jobs in
a positive, engaging study experience. real industries
Whatever path you are taking, that's just what
All programmes have a practical focus.
you will get by working with our dedicated and
Everything you learn will give you the skills to
talented teachers, and enjoying our
work in your chosen field. We work closely with
welcoming campuses.
industry partners to ensure that what we are
teaching is what they are looking for when you
Second safest place in the world graduate. Throughout your study, you will gain
New Zealand is one of the safest and friendliest insights into real industries by hearing directly
places. In 2019 we were named the world's from our industry partners.
second most peaceful country by the Global
Peace Index, and the world's least corrupt
country by Transparency International's
NZQA Category Two provider
Corruption Perception Index. For more details see nzqa.govt.nz/nqfdocs/
The Global Peace Index (GPI) 2019 provider-reports/6017.pdf
New Zealand is one of the top five most
peaceful countries in the world along with Up-to-date range of study
Iceland, Portugal, Austria and Denmark. Our range of graduate diplomas, degrees and
certificates are delivered using up-to-date
Over 300 international students techniques and knowledge, and in line with
WITT's international student community is industry standards. We work with the New
growing, and our students have achieved a Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) and
programme completion rate of over 92%. industry leaders to keep our curriculum fresh
and relevant.
Small class sizes
Small classes provide support as needed to Student-centred education
complete your programme of choice. New Zealand is ranked the best in the world
at preparing students for the future by The
Cost of living Economist Intelligence Unit. New Zealand
The cost of living and accommodation in education helps students develop employability
Taranaki is considerably cheaper than in bigger skills such as critical thinking, flexibility,
cities such as Auckland, Wellington innovation, communication, and teamwork.
WITT IS "AHEAD OF THE 88% of WITT’s international
students are satisfied overall
NZ ITP benchmark or Christchurch.
87%
NZ ITP BENCHMARK" with their experience
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT BAROMETER - 82% of international students NZ ITP benchmark
ISB SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE would recommend WITT 75%
Library service (100%);
Safety, Support overall (both 96%); WITT is well ahead of the NZ ITP benchmark in Regional Scholarship - Study in New Plymouth to qualify.
$2,000 Regional
Academics’ English, Arrival overall, Multicultural, many areas, particularly cost related elements such Regional scholarship is for programmes of one year or more (first year),
Meeting staff, Registration (all 95%);
offered in New Plymouth, i.e. does not apply to Hamilton or Auckland. Scholarship for 2020 Intakes
as; Value for money (+10%), Recommendation
Bank account, Local orientation, (+7%), Living cost, Accommodation Support and
Home friends (Living) (all 94%)
Plus many other elements 90%+.
Support overall (all +6%).
Extract from i-graduate International Student 2019 report.
2 3
Campus locations Auckland
Our campuses
Hamilton
New Plymouth
Rotorua
Napier
New Plymouth
Main Cities
Our main campus is located on Bell Street
in Welbourn, New Plymouth. This is where
Wellington
WITT Campuses most of our classes are held and where
most of our student support services are
based.
Christchurch
Facilities include a student run café,
modern commericial kitchen, library,
student run hairdressing and beauty salon,
student support services, health and
Meet our
Dunedin
wellness centre, updated computer suites,
and learning resource centre all designed
to help you enjoy your time at WITT and
achieve your study goals.
international team
The International Students' Centre staff are here to You can find the team here:
help students with general advice, accommodation, The Reception and Administration building
course applications, enrolments, fee payments, visa 20 Bell Street, New Plymouth
assistance and medical insurance. They also arrange Telephone +64 6 757 3100
cultural events during the year and provide extra Email international@witt.ac.nz
support for students under the age of 18. 24/7 phone +64 27 466 0412
For more information on WITT’s student support
services visit witt.ac.nz
Carol Allen Aakriti Nahar
International Director Glenys Bridgeman
International Administrator
International Administrator
c.allen@witt.ac.nz Hindi and English speaker
g.bridgeman@witt.ac.nz
+64 27 506 3398 a.nahar@witt.ac.nz
Robyn Harvey Jo Syme
Carina Crawford
International Student Industry Placement &
International Student Advisor
Liaison Officer Employment Coordinator
c.crawford@witt.ac.nz
r.harvey@witt.ac.nz j.syme@witt.ac.nz
Hamilton Auckland
Gemma Marriot
Jill Warner Pastoral Care Coordinator
Programme Coordinator NZIHT
NZIHT Tagalog, Bisaya, Chavacano &
jill@nziht.co.nz Spanish speaker Our Hamilton campus - NZIHT - is one of Our Auckland campus is centrally located
g.marriot@nziht.co.nz the largest providers of civil engineering, and provides English language courses.
technical and skills training in New Zealand.
Paramdip Singh Kingsley Wang Level 3,
Aditya Bahti NZIHT is fully owned by WITT and is located 238-242 Queen Street,
Senior Advisor Regional Director
Marketing & Recruitment Head
International China in the heart of Hamilton city. Auckland City Central
South Asia
Punjabi, Hindi Mandarin and English speaker
Hindi and English speaker 500 Victoria Street,
and English speaker k.wang@witt.ac.nz
a.bhati@witt.ac.nz Hamilton
paramdip@witt.ac.nz +64 22 540 9200 (NZ)
+91 98 784 62330 (India)
+64 21 190 4107 (NZ) +86 139 988 21195 (CHN)
nziht.co.nz
4 5
Campus life and
With more than
5,000 students
choosing to
student services study at WITT,
we offer a range
Make new friends, research at our library, grab a bite to eat or relax of services and
in the common areas. Find it all here. facilities to help
each and every
Study support Health services & Gym Cafes & Restaurants Garage Café student achieve
A cafe run by students for
Want some help with study? counseling The newly revamped gym is Te Kāuta Café everyone to enjoy! Garage Cafe success and be
Our dedicated team at Te Whare a large modern space with is the place to get great value
Mātauranga (Learning Resource
Te Puna Manaaki (Health &
Wellness Centre) provides health new equipment, group fitness
Our newly revamped student
space and café, Te Kāuta, is one coffee and snacks, prepared by their best.
Centre) can help you with study, and medical care, counseling classes, new changing facilities hospitality students and baristas-
of the best places on campus.
research skills and give you tips and chaplaincy free to WITT and secure bag storage. FREE in-training.
With a variety of seating areas,
on how to prepare for exams students (prescription fees still membership is available for all
games, table tennis, xbox and
and assignments. We have apply). If you need support, are students.
dedicated literacy and numeracy
the popular café itself, this is Free bus
experiencing any barriers to the place to eat, connect and
staff on hand as well. Just come your learning, feeling unwell on WITT students travel free on all
recharge.
and ask the friendly staff in campus, or just need a listening city buses in New Plymouth.
the Learning Resource Centre ear then come and see one
(based in the Library). Impressions Restaurant
of the friendly staff at Te Puna
Come to WITT's training
Manaaki.
restaurant, Impressions, for
Career & job support high-quality food and drinks at
We can help you find the course
Computer lab great prices. Our chef students
that is right for you, help you Updated computer labs are prepare three-course meals,
build your employability. We can available for students to use lunches and degustation dinners
also assist you in finding part- at any time. With over 200 which are not to be missed!
time work while you study, or a computers across campus there
full-time job once you finish. is always a place to get your Hair & Beauty salon
assignments done!
One of the benefits of being
Free Wifi a WITT student is that you
can take advantage of cheap
We offer FREE Wifi to all
hair and beauty treatments.
students on campus.
Our on-campus training salon,
Industrie, offers cut-price
services by students with
guidance by their expert tutors.
Multiculturalism
Many of our students (and staff)
come from different parts of the
world, giving our campus a rich
diversity that we are proud of.
We enjoy celebrating cultural
events such as Chinese New
Year, Diwali, Dashain Festival
and more.
6 7Work options while you study Employment
You may be eligible to work up to Internships and internships
20 hours a week and full-time Many of our programmes include internships
where you gain valuable experience and can
during holidays. make important connections.
Building on the strong relationships
Minimum wage is NZD$18.90 per hour between WITT and local businesses, our
Job assist
from 1 April 2020.
We have dedicated staff here to help you with CV WITT Industry Placement & Employment
writing and all the skills you need to gain part-
time and full-time work.
Coordinator Jo Syme helps students make an
impact in Taranaki workplaces.
100% student employment rate
Jo liaises with businesses in the region, connecting them with students for industry placements
WITT’s international students enjoyed a 100%
and part-time work.
employment rate and the opportunity to gain
New Zealand work experience and earn extra Students in WITT’s Bachelor of Applied Management and Graduate Diploma programmes
money over teaching breaks. complete 200 to 400 hours unpaid placements in local businesses, where they work in an area
associated with their area of specialisation and also undertake an indepth project on a relevant
organisational problem or issue.
Here are some of the organisations who have recently offered internship projects to WITT
students. Note: this is to give potential students an idea of the industries they MAY be able to
When you graduate two or three work with.
Fonterra Powerco Egmont Honey
years stayback Co-operative Group
New Zealand’s largest
Powerco is New Zealand’s
largest electricity distributor
A successful family owned
business exporting products all
company, Fonterra is a in terms of network length over the world. Egmont Honey
You may be eligible to apply for a multinational dairy co-operative (28,000km) and has the second won the Taranaki Business of
largest number of electricity the Year Award in 2018.
two or three year post-study work visa. owned by New Zealand
connections (336,000). The
farmers. The company is
You may be eligible to apply: responsible for approximately company also has the second Carac Group
30% of the world's dairy exports largest gas distribution
- Level 7 Bachelor's degree or higher Advanced Engineering for
and with revenue exceeding network (5815km) and the
3 year post-study work visa. New Zealand with fibre lasers,
NZ$20 billion, is New Zealand's second highest number of
water jets, plasma cutters and
- Graduate Diploma or another Level 7 qualification largest company. gas connections (107,000). It
CNC services. Winner – Buy NZ
2 year post-study work visa is one of only two dual-energy
Made Award 2017 in innovation,
- Level 4, 5 or 6 distributors in the country.
La Nuova success and manufacturing.
2 year post-study work visa
Apparelmaster Howard Wright
Criteria Includes: Innovative design, research and
New Plymouth
An established family owned
- Studying outside Auckland company with a plant development of medical beds District Council
- Successfully completing your qualification(s) processing huge volumes of and stretchers The Local District Government
by 31 December 2021 product each day, La Nuova Council who make decisions
offers for hire a huge range First Gas for and on behalf of the
If you complete your qualification after 31 December of work overalls and other local community and sets
2021, the length of your visa will be the same as for protective clothing, table and New Zealand's largest gas the district's overall strategic
people who studied in Auckland. bed linen, backed network with 2,504 kms of direction.
up by a comprehensive high pressure gas transmission
For more information: laundering programme. pipes and 4,800 kms of gas
distribution pipes in the
Visit www.immigration.govt.nz or call 0508 558 855 North Island.
8 9Our schools English language
WITT is made up of four academic schools. Our schools bring together requirements
programmes that share common objectives and similar study offerings,
See NZQA's table http://www.nzqa.govt.nz/about-us/our-role/legislation/nzqa-rules/nzqf-related-rules/the-table
and each is dedicated to providing excellent outcomes for students and
strong links with relevant industries. PROGRAMME LEVEL AND REQUIRED OUTCOME 1
Post-graduate Diploma
School of Māori Enterprise, Business & Technology Certificate or Diploma
or Post-graduate
Certificate at Level 8
Te Kura Matatini o Taranaki Internationally at Level 6
Bachelor Honours
This school comprises programmes relating to Māori Enterprise, Te Reo, Administration, English recognised Certificate at Level 3 Certificate at Level 4
Certificate or Diploma Diploma or degree at Degree at Level 8
proficiency at Level 5 Level 7
Language, Business, Management and Information Technology. Master’s Degree at
tests Graduate Certificate or Level 9
Diploma at Level 7
Doctoral Degree at
Level 10
School of Engineering, Energy & Infrastructure General or Academic General or Academic Academic score of 5.5 Academic score of 6 with Academic score of 6.5
Te Kura Matatini o Taranaki IELTS test2 score of 5 with no band score of 5.5 with no band with no band score lower no band score lower with no band score lower
This school comprises programmes relating to Engineering, NZIHT (New Zealand Institute of score lower than 5 score lower than 5 than 5 than 5.5 than 6
Highway Technology), Infrastructure Works, and Energy, Oil and Gas.
TOEFL Paper-
based Test (pBT)
where the test Score of 500 (with an Score of 530 (with an Score of 550 (with an Score of 550 (with an Score of 590 (with an
was carried essay score of 4 TWE) essay score of 4.5 TWE) essay score of 5 TWE) essay score of 5 TWE) essay score 5.5 TWE)
School of Trade Training, Primary & Creative Industries out prior to 1
Te Kura Matatini o Taranaki October 2017
This school comprises programmes relating to Art & Design, Primary Industries (Agriculture,
Pest Control, Forestry, Horticulture), Trades Training (Automotive, Construction, Electrical, TOEFL Internet- Score of 35 (with a Score of 46 (with a Score of 46 (with a Score of 60 (with a Score of 79 (with a
Mechanical, Plumbing, Gasfitting and Drainlaying) and Hospitality. based test (iBT) writing score of 14) writing score of 14) writing score of 14) writing score of 18) writing score of 21)
B2 First, or B2 First for
Cambridge B2 First or B2 First for B2 First or B2 First for B2 First or B2 First for C1 Advanced or C2
schools, or C1 Advanced,
s chools with a score of schools with a score of schools with a score of Proficiency with a score
School of Nursing, Health & Wellness English
154. No less than 154 in 162. No less than 154 in 162. No less than 154 in
or C2 Proficiency with a
of 176. No less than 169
Qualifications score of 169. No less than
Te Kura Matatini o Taranaki each skill; each skill; each skill;
162 in each skill;
in each skill;
This school comprises programmes relating to Nursing, Healthcare, Beauty, Hairdressing,
Makeup, Foundation Studies, Fitness and Mental Health and Wellbeing. Minimum of Grade C or Minimum of Grade C or Minimum of Grade C or Minimum of Grade C or Minimum of Grade C+ or
OET
200 in all sub-tests 200 in all sub-tests 200 in all sub-tests 200 in all sub-tests 300 in all sub-tests
NZCEL3 a) Level 4 (General) or
a) Level 3 (General) or a) Level 5 (Academic) or
a) Level 3 (Academic) (Workplace) a) Level 4 (Academic)
a) Expiring (Workplace) (Professional)
b) Level 3 (Applied) b) Level 4 (General) or b) Level 4 (Academic)
b) Level 3 (General) b) Level 5
b) Current (Employment)
Pearson Test PTE (Academic) score of PTE (Academic) score of PTE (Academic) score of PTE (Academic) score of PTE (Academic) score of
of English 36 with no band score 42 with no band score 42 with no band score 50 with no band score 58 with no band score
(Academic) lower than 36 lower than 36 lower than 36 lower than 42 lower than 50
C1 Expert IESOL (LRWS)
B2 Communicator IESOL with HIGH PASS and no
B1 Achiever IESOL B2 Communicator IESOL C1 Expert IESOL (LRWS)
(LRWS) with HIGH PASS less than Pass in each
LanguageCert (LRWS) with PASS and no (LRWS) with PASS and no with PASS and no less
and no less than Pass in skill or C2 Mastery IESOL
less than Pass in each skill less than Pass in each skill than Pass in each skill
each skill (LRWS) with PASS and no
less than Pass in each skill
ISE I with no less than ISE II with no less than ISE II with no less than ISE II with no less than ISE III with no less than
Trinity ISE
distinction in any band pass in any band merit in any band merit in any band pass in any band
Note 1 The listed outcomes represent the minimum scores or grades for each test or qualification that qualify a student for enrolment at each
programme level. Students with higher scores or grades than required for a particular programme level may still enrol at that level. Where the entry
requirements for a programme are for a higher English proficiency outcome than is listed in the relevant row of the Table for the programme level in
which the student is being enrolled, the student must meet that higher level.
Note 2 IELTS scores used must be taken from a single IELTS Test Report Form (i.e. combining scores from more than one test is not permissible).
Note 3 New versions of some NZCEL qualifications, and in some cases new qualifications, were published on 13 June 2017. These are intended to
replace pre-existing versions and qualifications, which have been given expiring status until discontinued on 31 December 2019.
Photo: Ethan Brooke - Unsplash
10 11Accommodation
Homestay new plymouth only
Homestay offers a welcoming, caring family living environment, which can ease the
adjustment of living in a new country with different food, language and customs.
• Experience living with a New Zealand family. Homestay accommodation is
particularly suitable for students who are studying English Language.
• Two meals each day, and includes a private bedroom, study facilities, bed linen
and towels (e.g. sheets and blankets) and laundry facilities. Homestay costs Important information
do not include personal items such as toothpaste, shampoo and toiletries.
The costs of telephone calls to overseas countries are the responsibility of the International Registration Fee Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
full board
student and arrangements must be made with the host families for all toll calls. One-off Registration Fee: NZD$250. RPL recognises that you may have learned from previous
NZD$280 per week • Homestay is assessed and monitored by WITT and is 'WITT approved'
Textbooks and associated materials are additional to the experiences such as:
(includes 2 meals a day) own bedroom accommodation.
tuition fee and are an estimate only. • Formal courses and qualifications
(APPLICATION FEE IS NZD$150)
New Plymouth Airport pickup FREE (Subject to at least 3 • On-the-job training
working days notice of arrival details). • Work experience
On campus new plymouth only Homestay application fee: NZD$150. • Life experience/learning
• Self-instruction/informal
Te Henui Lodge provides modern, spacious, secure apartment-style International Medical Insurance
accommodation facilities. Travel and medical insurance is compulsory for international You should lodge your application for RPL when you arrive
students studying in New Zealand. A provision for the in New Zealand, with the department concerned before
• Located on campus, you’ll have convenient access to the library, and all the your course starts. Please note that you will be required
attractions of the central city within easy walking distance. Te Henui Lodge premium for travel and medical insurance will be included
within your Offer of a Place. Insurance must be from the to pay a fee to registry when you apply for RPL, except for
offers great opportunities to practice your English, make friends and learn cross credits.
about New Zealand culture. period of your enrolment until the expiry of the Student
• Rooms include bathroom (toilet, basin and shower ensuite) with queen or Visa, unless departing New Zealand earlier.
Recognition of Prior Learning and Credit Transfer
single beds, fridge / wardrobe / study desk / central heating. Phone and
Photocopying & Printing Application Fee NZD$10 per credit (to a maximum of
internet connections available (fees apply).
You will be issued with a student ID card after enrolment. NZD$450 unless otherwise approved by
• Swipe card access, large commercial standard kitchen, café style eating areas;
You have the option of being able to credit your card with Director of School)
TV Room complete with large screen TV and satellite TV; comfortable lounge
areas, coin operated washing machines and driers. Security cameras operate.
from NZD$180 money for photocopying, and printing. Photocopiers are Cross credits No fee
• WITT cannot guarantee rooms will be available. We strongly recommend booking per person per week located around the campus.
as soon as possible to secure a place. single room with ensuite bathroom
• Linen and food not included. Residents must be over 18 years of age and not Education (Pastoral Care of International Students) Code of Practice 2016
suitable for families.
WITT observes and is bound by the Education (Pastoral Care of International Students) Code of Practice 2016. Copies of the
• Not assessed or monitored by WITT.
Code are available from the New Zealand Qualifications Authority website at www.nzqa.govt.nz
Don't forget to tell us your
HOW TO BOOK AT TE HENUI LODGE arrival details at least three
Essential information
working days before arriving to
• Email Te Henui Lodge stay@tehenuilodge.co.nz to book your
arrange your free New Plymouth
accommodation. You will receive an email confirming your reservation. Accident Insurance Refunds
airport or bus station pick up.
The Accident Compensation Corporation provides It is important that you read WITT’s Refund Policy
• For further enquiries please phone +64 6 758 0431 or visit Note: NZIHT Hamilton does not accident insurance for all New Zealand citizens, residents, contained in the International Enrolment form. There is
www.tehenuilodge.co.nz provide airport pickup. and temporary visitors to New Zealand, but you may still no right to a refund of fees if you change your mind about
be liable for all other medical and related costs. studying at WITT.
Further information can be viewed on the ACC website at
www.acc.co.nz Visas and Immigration
Private rental (flatting) Eligibility for Health Services
Immigration New Zealand currently require a student to
have evidence of NZ$15,000 to cover living expenses for
Live independently by renting an apartment or share a house with others. Most international students are not entitled to publicly each year of study, or $1,250 per month, plus a return
funded health services while in New Zealand. If you receive ticket to their home country.
• Have your own room or share with other students. Flats are usually
medical treatment during your visit, you may be liable for Full details of immigration requirements, advice on rights
unfurnished. Bathroom and kitchen facilities are shared.
the full cost of that treatment. to employment in New Zealand while studying, and
• Rent is paid per room with all other expenses (food, power, telephone and
Full details on entitlements to publicly funded health reporting requirements are available from Immigration
internet) along with cooking and cleaning shared.
services are available through the Ministry of Health, and New Zealand, and can be viewed on their website www.
• If you choose this type of accommodation, you will need to find your own
can be viewed on their website at www.health.govt.nz immigration.govt.nz
rental property. Download this useful guide “Renting and You - a guide to the
from
law about renting” www.tenancy.govt.nz/starting-a-tenancy/new-to-tenancy/
Medical and Travel Insurance
NZD$120 - $180 per week information-for-new-tenants/. This booklet is available in eight languages -
International students (including group students) must
General Living Expenses in New Plymouth
Prices listed below are approximate only.
English, Māori, Samoan, Tongan, Korean, Chinese, Arabic and Cook Islands.
have appropriate and current medical and travel insurance
shared independent accommodation
Please note that flats are not WITT assessed accommodation and flatting is not Food $80 - $150 per week
while in New Zealand.
NZD$190 per week an option for students under 18 years of age. Local bus fares
Movies
FREE to WITT New Plymouth students
$14.50 (student) (cheaper on Tuesdays!)
(no food) own bedroom sorted.org.nz/guides/going-flatting
Restaurant dinner $15 to $80 pp
Laundry $2-4 per load
FEES ARE QUOTED IN NEW ZEALAND DOLLARS UNLESS STATED OTHERWISE. All fees are correct at the time of printing, but may be subject to change.
12 13Programme Matrix Regional Scholarship - Study in New Plymouth to qualify.
Regional scholarship is for programmes of one year or more (first year),
$2,000 Regional
2020 International Fees offered in New Plymouth, i.e. does not apply to Hamilton or Auckland. Scholarship for 2020 Intakes
PROGRAMME NAME LEVEL DURATION INTAKE TUITION FEES CAMPUS
BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT
New Zealand Diploma in Business (with strands in Accounting or
• Leading to Bachelor Applied Management 5 1 year Jul 2020, Nov 2020, Mar 2021 $17,000 New Plymouth
Leadership and Management)
$17,000 year 1
New Zealand Diploma in Business & Bachelor of Applied Management
• Includes Industry project (up to 400 hours workplace based) 7 3 years Jul 2020, Nov 2020, Mar 2021 $15,000 year 2 New Plymouth
(Combined)
$13,000 year 3
$17,000 year 1
• Includes Industry project (up to 400 hours workplace based)
Bachelor of Applied Management • CPA and CAANZ accredited
7 3 years Jul 2020, Nov 2020, Mar 2021 $15,000 year 2 New Plymouth
$13,000 year 3
Graduate Diploma in Accounting • Includes Industry project (up to 300 hours workplace based) 7 1 year Nov 2020 , Mar 2021 $19,500 New Plymouth
Graduate Diploma in Business Information Systems • Includes Industry project (up to 300 hours workplace based) 7 1 year Nov 2020 , Mar 2021 $19,500 New Plymouth
Graduate Diploma in Hospitality Management* • Includes Industry project (up to 300 hours workplace based) 7 1 year Jul 2020, Nov 2020, Mar 2021 $19,500 New Plymouth
Graduate Diploma in Human Resources • Includes Industry project (up to 300 hours workplace based) 7 1 year Nov 2020 , Mar 2021 $19,500 New Plymouth
Graduate Diploma in Operations and Production Management • Includes Industry project (up to 300 hours workplace based) 7 1 year Jul 2020, Nov 2020, Mar 2021 $19,500 New Plymouth
• Includes Industry project (up to 300 hours workplace based)
Graduate Diploma in Project Management • May lead toward PMP & CAPM
7 1 year Jul 2020, Nov 2020, Mar 2021 $19,500 New Plymouth
Graduate Diploma in Supply Chain Management • Includes industry project (up to 300 hours workplace based) 7 1 year Jul 2020, Nov 2020 , Mar 2021 $19,500 New Plymouth
$25,000 Less
Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Information Science* • Includes Industry project (up to 300 hours workplace based) 8 1 year Nov 2020 , Mar 2021 introductory $5,000 New Plymouth
scholarship for 2021
Master of Applied Management *** • Specialise in Accounting, Human Resources, Operations & Production
Management, Project Management, Hospitality Management, Business
Can be completed as PG Dip in Applied Info Science Information Systems, Applied Information Science, Supply Chain Management
9 1.5 years Nov 2020 , Mar 2021 $30,000 New Plymouth
+ further 6 months study. • Includes Industry project (up to 450 hours workplace based)
CONSTRUCTION
New Zealand Diploma in Construction with strand in Become a skilled and competent Construction Management technician or $21,000 year 1
Quantity Surveyor
6 2 years Jul 2020, Mar 2021 New Plymouth
Quantity Surveying* $16,000 year 2
ENGINEERING
New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (Mechanical) • Dublin Accord signatory $21,000 year 1
• Engineering NZ Accreditation
6 2 years May 2020, Jul 2020, Mar 2021 New Plymouth
- may pathway to B.Eng Tech $16,000 year 2
New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (Civil) • Dublin Accord signatory $21,000 year 1
• Engineering NZ Accreditation
6 2 years May 2020, Jul 2020, Mar 2021 New Plymouth
- may pathway to B.Eng Tech $16,000 year 2
$21,000 year 1
Bachelor of Engineering Technology* • Engineering NZ Accreditation 7 3 years Jul 2020, Mar 2021 $21,000 year 2 New Plymouth
$21,000 year 3
• Tuition fees include course notes in electronic format
Apr 2020 (NP), Jul 2020, Hamilton
Graduate Diploma Engineering (Highways) • Meets INZ’s current criteria of eligibility to apply for 7 1 year $22,500
Partnership Work Visa Sep 2020 (NP), Nov 2020, Feb 2021 New Plymouth NEW
HOSPITALITY
• Includes New Zealand Diploma in Cookery (Advanced) L5 (Cookery Strand)
2 years Apr 2020, Jun 2020, $19,000 year 1
Diploma in Professional Cookery (International) • Includes 100 hour internship/workplace based
5 (delivered over 18 months New Plymouth
fast-tracked)
Oct 2020, Feb 2021 $14,500 year 2
Graduate Diploma in Hospitality Management* • Includes Industry project (up to 300 hours workplace based) 7 1 year Jul 2020, Nov 2020, Mar 2021 $19,500 New Plymouth
NURSING
• Extensive clinical placements during study $21,000 year 1
Bachelor of Nursing • WITT students have a 100% pass rate in NZ State Finals 7 3 years Jun 2020, Feb 2021, Nov 2021 $21,000 year 2 New Plymouth
2017, 2018 & 2019 (National pass rate 82.86%) $21,000 year 3
• Complete a Competency Assessment Programme to obtain your nursing May 2020, Jul 2020, Sep 2020,
CAP (Competency Assessment Programme) registration in New Zealand
7 9 weeks $15,000 New Plymouth
Jan 2021, March 2021
ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND STUDY PREPARATION
New Zealand Certificate in Study & Career Preparation • For those intending to study at Level 4 or above 4 15 weeks Jul 2020, Mar 2021 $9,750 New Plymouth
FREE in NP
• For study at level 6 or 7 that needs Academic English skills, then NZCEL level 4 New Plymouth
New Zealand Certificate in English Language (Academic) provides the English language pathway to attain it with confidence
4 15 weeks Apr 2020, Jul 2020, Mar 2021 (April and July 2020)
Auckland
$7,000 in Auckland
FREE in NP
• This programme is suitable for people who have some knowledge of English New Plymouth
New Zealand Certificate in English Language (Applied) and/or have been studying
3 15 weeks Apr 2020, Jul 2020, Mar 2021 (April and July 2020)
Auckland
$7,000 in Auckland
English Language Study Tours - - Rolling Intake Individually priced New Plymouth
BEAUTY THERAPY
• To be delivered in conjunction with Level 5 Diploma (below).
New Zealand Certificate in Beauty Therapy • Practical experience in campus salon/Learn facial and skin care services
4 1 year Jul 2020, Mar 2021 $17,000 New Plymouth
• Practical experience in campus salon/option to sit the
New Zealand Diploma in Beauty Therapy International CIDESCO diploma
5 1 year Mar 2021 $15,000 New Plymouth
For full details see witt.ac.nz/international Refer to English language table. * Pending NZQA approval | *** Under development, pending NZQA approval.
14 15How to pay
Electronic bank transfer to:
Australia New Zealand Bank (ANZ)
New Plymouth Branch
Account Number: 01-0707-0253001-00
Swift Code: ANZBNZ22
(Please use family name and date of birth as reference)
Bank fees may apply. Please ensure that your
remittance includes any applicable bank fees.
For more options on how to pay your fees, please contact
the International Centre: international@witt.ac.nz
HANDY WEBSITES
CAREERS NEW ZEALAND
Immigration advice
www.careers.govt.nz
OCCUPATION OUTLOOK
occupationoutlook.mbie.govt.nz
The Immigration Advisers Authority is responsible for EDUCATION NEW ZEALAND
protecting people who receive immigration advice. www.studyinnewzealand.govt.nz
For more information please see www.iaa.govt.nz
IMMIGRATION NEW ZEALAND
www.immigration.govt.nz
Working & studying
IMMIGRATION ADVISORS
AUTHORITY
www.iaa.govt.nz
Life at WITT isn’t all hard work, however, learning in a
second language, learning new concepts and new ideas
can be tiring.
It’s good to balance your learning with plenty of fun and
Launch your future
that’s why we organise activities to encourage you to
mingle with other students and to experience kiwi life. HOW TO APPLY
The main purpose of a student visa is to allow international students to
study full-time in New Zealand.
Complete your application in just
Many students find part-time employment in the hospitality and service a few easy steps.
industries including restaurants, bars and supermarkets. In New Zealand
there are laws to protect our workers. You can apply at any time of the year. It is best
to apply three months before the course starts.
Find out more about your rights and responsibilities working in New
Zealand at www.nzstudywork.immigration.govt.nz 1. Choose your programme
For those eligible to work, the following websites can be very helpful:
2. Gather your documents
www.seek.co.nz
www.trademe.co.nz 3. Apply online or with an agent
www.sjs.co.nz (Student Job Search).
4. Accept your offer and apply for a student visa
You can also look for job opportunities on the WITT Facebook page and
noticeboards around campus. 5. Tell us you are coming and get ready to join us!
The adult minimum wage rate (before tax) for employees aged 16 or
over is $18.90 per hour from 1 April 2020. 6. Arrive in New Zealand
As an international student in New Zealand you
may be eligible to work up to 20 hours a week For more details on how to apply visit
and full-time during scheduled holidays. witt.ac.nz/international
16 17Get in touch!
20 Bell Street, New Plymouth 4310, New Zealand
P +64 6 757 3100
E international@witt.ac.nz
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